Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-15

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satablished theological school, ED n sool
bscems apparent that theological eohoc
could not prosper without Q Olonlloal oepost
msnt and 20 Che cla.aicol depeft1ees csev
unioidius' Iiis dsyslopsd inso college
Lea ne nos disdain 70 note The close Connoc
tlOu In which this insututloo oeenos ~.
thas other institutiOu which ne Mo.y
THIS fair Heilsn,stic flower grew oue OF
homely Hebraistic root IL :: sgniucN.1. c.s.
that Il ives the theological .sminAsy Which
gave birth 70 the college and nos % Ne coaice. e
To the theological seminssy, ncs W. W.
Iieiisnism arc friends and allssa but TIN
power that stands tor sanctity, thst proachoa
iiehtsousness, that regards conduct and do
vslops charscter, Ia un1asstioue6ly, the
brsaks the way founda, builds, organizes
and tho power that stands tor tho culture Of
the intellect follows ever glOriously In hia
wake Thotwo are often In varianco. Tue
day 10 coming whom they shall 10 unitsd TO-
settler In harmony when religion and
sctepca when goodness aud intelligence,
when Hebrew holiness aud Greek culture,
shall DO blended together In Immortal wed.
lock.
Such has been the relation Of the Re.
formed church TO this college, In the history
- we look back upon Il nov, there 10 much
that In painful much also that IL beautiful
and nathsti, Much th.t /. n.infm,. hss,sns.
toll and struggle aud tnsuffi iciency Of means
And the CON tlct Of good and noble Intentions
with Misunderstanding aud narrow ness and
perserseness are always painful. Aud much
that Ia beautiful and psthstic, bccsuse light
shining In dark place and hops refusing
u die becsuse patience and prayer, and the
cOnstancy and herolsm Of = lew constant and
heroic souls--thsss, ri ways have hsd ana nj.
Wnya will have n teautv and a nathos of their
own.
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Ie'na,n" W sPeeuy u!eny ,S.
our OF this reiatioh What cIaims franklin
ana Marshall coilsge may po cohsiucfod 70
nave upon inc heiormeu churcn.
l. we mention, nrsI, tne claim snis coiioEe
haS Oi oeink more intimatoiy known anu
more suehuvcly Ahu cohs,ooraIeIy Io9sruod
py tue ministry anu the nenoorshiP Oi M0
church: Shall NOT tho child To known " its
parent
ihis IA something Tor tho churcn 70 con.
slder. between the church ana tho college
there has perhaps been heretofore more oi
uuAiism than ought 10 nave existed. The
church has not sufficiently realized how IN
timstely related to It the college II; how
closely its welfare and prosperity are bound
up with the welfare aud prosperity OF the
colleges Particularly the ministry, 20 many
OF whom have received their intollcctus!
training here, Out also tho m0mOonhlp OF
tho church, who Indirectly have Oil OF them
participated In the dement's OF this INSTITUTION
OF learning, need 70 oe acquainted wisn' ana
Interested IN tue college and i1 anairA RI.
satcly snu pnoiiciy' Ioquoht tnohuon ouSnt
70 oe made OF this important institution OF
the cnurch. HOW snail Ihe people % intef.
os.eu IN the eoiiese' eAooP' shoy DO ih'ofm0o
concerning
We mehtiop, secnhdiy, tho clsiin I'd
institution mas uPOn tno REFORMED cnuh
lnF pna ran AT III
oowment In particular, this college hes
claim upon those members OF the keform.d
church TO whose iot IL has fAlien " % the
Possessors o' wealth. The endowment OF
institutions OF learning Is, In peculiar
manner, the work OF men OF abundant
meAnS This Is oGe OF the oiii0es oil wealth !;